At least 10 people were killed in a blast in Egypt's Giza province, the media reported.
The blast killed ten people, including seven policemen, and injured 13 as security forces raided a terrorist hideout in Giza province near the capital Cairo on Thursday, Xinhua reported.
The security force stormed the apartment after receiving information that a group of terrorists were hiding inside, Egypt's Interior Ministry said.
Egypt has been facing anti-government attacks, mostly in the Sinai peninsula, which killed hundreds of police and soldiers since 2013.
Most of the terror attacks were claimed by Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis militant group, which has changed its name to "Sinai State" and declared loyalty to the Islamic State.
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